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In 1993 Czechoslovakia split into the Czech Republic and Slovakia, so the name is purely historical. The words used were: * Czechoslovaks * Czechoslovakians * Czechs (for short)
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What is the population of people living in Czechoslovakia now?
Not wanting to call you an ignorant, but Czechoslovakia does not exist as of 1992... What are you looking for? The population of the Czech Republic? or The population of Slovakia? Or the population of both? Cheers
What do they call santa in Czechoslovakia?
Svatý Mikuláš
What do you call people that live in Czecho Slovakia called?
Czechoslovakia split into two countries: Czech for the Czechs and Slovakia for the Slovaks.
When was Polish People's Party - Czechoslovakia - created?
Polish People's Party - Czechoslovakia - was created in 1922.
What do people in Czechoslovakia eat for Christmas?
haggis
What do they call checzslovakia people?
People from Czechoslovakia can be called Czechoslovakians. However, it is not proper to say that now because it is divided into two countries by geographical and ethnic terms. People from the Czech Republic are called "Czechs" (checks) and people from Slovakia are called Slavs.
How many casualties did Czechoslovakia have in world war 2?
Czechoslovakia lost about 325,000 people, 25,000 were Military deaths and 300,000 were Civilian deaths.
How do you spell Checklaslovakia?
Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia
In 1968 the people of which country revolted against their communist rulers?
Czechoslovakia
Are any of the people of Lidice Czechoslovakia alive today?
Yes a Few .
Was the Czechoslovakia split a good thing?
Well, Czech people didn't want Czechoslovakia to split, Slovak people did. So.. it wasn't good thing, but it wasn't bad thing either. Slovakia was/is poor anyway.
What language do Czechoslovakia people speak?
Most people in the Czech Republic speak Czech, while most people in Slovakia speak Slovak. Czech and Slovak are separate languages, despite sharing similarities due to their historical connection as part of Czechoslovakia.
